[AGL Energy Customer] nbn 250/25 $74/Month for 6 Months ($99/M Ongoing), 1000/50 $84/Month for 6 Months ($109/M Ongoing) @ AGL

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Pretty good ideal imo for existing energy customer. Was just finishing my 6 month with Superloop so great timing

They also have Home Ultrafast 1000/50 for $84 pm

AGL nbn plan 6-month offer: For new nbn connections only (including moving house).

  • Home Basic, Home Standard, Fixed Wireless and Fixed Wireless Plus: AGL energy customers signing up to any of these plans will receive $20 a month off the chosen plan fees for the first 6 months, then $15 off every month after that.

  • Home Superfast and Home Ultrafast: AGL energy customers signing up to either plan will receive $40 a month off the chosen plan fees for the first 6 months, then $15 off every month after that.

Offer ends 2 Oct 2024. Discount ends if you cancel your AGL energy. Acceptable Use Policy applies. Read full terms.

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  • +2

    FYI, superloop requires 30 days cancellation notice.

    So even if you port out immediately, you would still need to serve the 30 days i.e. you will get a bill for the month.

    If you have served them advance notice then all good.

    • This has not been the case the last 2 times I ported away from Superloop. Although the last time I did this was early 2023. So things may have changed.

      • +5

        Things have changed

        • Prorata moment too I bet

    • +1. I got burned with this 30 days notice too resulting in a month having 2 NBN services (Port 1 and 2).

      So if you want to cancel, cancel in advance.

  • whos the reseller?

      • yeah nah, id rather goto dodo before them

      • I think the AGL recently switched wholesaler to Superloop: https://telconews.com.au/story/superloop-reports-record-orga…

        • Are SuperLoop any good for FTTP?

        • +1

          AGL Energy acquired and used Southern Phone for nbn services.

          Can someone please post an AGL nbn traceroute to see if they have completed the migration to Superloop. Redact your IP.

          The five-year, exclusive contract is expected to generate more than $30 million in revenue over its term and will see the AGL switch its backhaul arrangements to Superloop.

          • +1

            @Twix:

            Tracing route to google.com [142.250.176.14]
            over a maximum of 30 hops:

            1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms ***
            2 12 ms 9 ms 9 ms 10.0.0.1
            3 * 9 ms * 172.31.20.6
            4 11 ms 13 ms 9 ms 172.31.20.9
            5 12 ms 9 ms 9 ms static-185.7.255.49.in-addr.VOCUS.net.au [49.255.7.185]
            6 * * * Request timed out.
            7 10 ms 9 ms 10 ms be1.bdr02.syd03.nsw.vocus.network [114.31.192.39]
            8 10 ms 9 ms 10 ms as15169.bdr02.syd03.nsw.vocus.network [114.31.201.18]
            9 10 ms 11 ms 10 ms 192.178.97.93
            10 9 ms 9 ms 10 ms 192.178.97.72
            11 11 ms 11 ms 12 ms 142.251.239.181
            12 * 147 ms * 192.178.244.212
            13 157 ms 145 ms 150 ms 108.170.230.134
            14 145 ms 145 ms 147 ms 142.250.208.115
            15 147 ms 147 ms 147 ms 142.251.79.39
            16 149 ms 145 ms 146 ms lax17s51-in-f14.1e100.net [142.250.176.14]


            Tracing route to superloop.com [99.83.228.67]
            over a maximum of 30 hops:

            1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms ***
            2 9 ms 15 ms 8 ms 10.0.0.1
            3 * * 10 ms 172.31.20.6
            4 8 ms 10 ms 10 ms 172.31.20.9
            5 20 ms 27 ms 21 ms 103.101.169.202
            6 21 ms 24 ms 21 ms as16509.vic.ix.asn.au [218.100.78.50]
            7 * * * Request timed out.
            8 * * * Request timed out.
            9 * * * Request timed out.
            10 * * * Request timed out.
            11 * * * Request timed out.
            12 21 ms 20 ms 20 ms af7d1d2af774e8d3a.awsglobalaccelerator.com [99.83.228.67]

            100/20 plan for $59/month for 1st 6 months (ending next month). I'm churning away soon due to a bill mix-up that their support team kept assuring me they'd fix, but haven't for over 4 months. Speeds were fine but latency/routing to some servers was sub-par compared to AussieBroadband. Thinking of returning to them via their new Buddy Telco spin-off, or maybe Leaptel.

          • +1

            @Twix: Fttn and still using Southern Phone as their backbone

          • +1

            @Twix: Have had AGL NBN since May (100/20 $59 p/m) - still shows Southern Phone

            • @smokeymr: Thanks for the feedback @cse1024 @ginger-gin @smokeymr. I wonder when it will change to Superloop.

        • So did Origin Energy.

  • They were pretty painful to switch to, provided no information about the username/password details for my router and their agents on chat were just making nonsensical things up. Had to trawl through Reddit and Whirlpool to get the (fairly easy) answer about what username to use.

    This was back in Feb and I had a robust conversation with them afterwards so maybe they’ve fixed it since then.

    • I switched in June and they use IPoE now, no username/password necessary anymore

  • +6

    Plus side for AGL is that they dont have a 30 day cancellation period and you can cancel via chat in the AGL app, no need to call.

    • Good to know. Ty.

      • AGL has been billing me in advance - so may be that’s the automatic advance notice…

  • Tempting to switch if they are with Superloop. Is it gonna be better than Exetel?

    • It would be… mostly the same?

      Exetel were acquired by Superloop some time ago.

  • +3

    Recently switched to AGL for their $59 100Mbps plan and the transfer went through smoothly. I have FTTN and have Belong router. Literally no action was required on my part. It just switched over. Speed has been good, it's been a month.

  • How long do you have to be an energy customer for? I'm a gas customer and would bring over my energy for the deal…

    • The discount applies as long as you are energy customer, I think either gas or electricity is fine. I currently have both with them but will probably move electricity to someone else after couple of months, hope that should be ok

      • I suspect they're going to send an invoice for 114/124 the next month if you do that.

  • +3

    I live in SA. Last month I switched from superloop to AGL for a discount and my internet connection quality was immediately discounted. I couldn't connect to MS teams for work. Children started screaming as none of their online games worked. All the apps on the TV started timing out. The ping was around 250ms. I called up customer support. They did a reset if the NBN box from their side and as that didn't help, they blamed my modem, the cable connecting modem to NBN box, wallls in my home, everything else in the universe and asked me to wait for 24 hours before calling again. I called superloop the next minute and was back online in fifteen minutes without changing my modem, cables or walls. YMMV. For me it is never again.

    • Damn based on your experience you should be negging this deal

  • FTTC here….. damn… nothing is in favor of us

    • +1

      Most can change from nbn FTTC to FTTP. Check here.

  • Please note that AGL puts you behind a CGNAT (Carrier Grade NAT) which if you are like me and use port forwarding, this is a pain to deal with. I ended up paying an extra $7.50 a month for a static IP.
    I also got $600 ($300+$300) rebate for being with AGL Gas and Electricity so that was a huge plus. Hopefully they still have that deal.
    For comparison to this current offer, my deal was $99 per month (plus the $7.50 static IP thing) for 6 months and then I think it goes up to maybe $109 a month (plus $7.50).

    • All i had to do was a quick chat via the app and was given a public IP without any issues - no need to pay unless you need a static IP!

    • same here. got $600 joining bonus, though $300 towards Gas account was credited after couple of follow-up calls.
      Not happy with the connection. continuous drops and outages especially in the last month or so. Planning to move to a different provider

      • Got the joining bonus too as I'm their utility customer. First 2/3 weeks not happy with the speed either. Keeps getting drop out, then nbn doesn't work at all last week. Called them and NBN came next day - turns out the nbn cable and nbn box had issues! Got the main NBN cable & box replaced. Now I have no issue at all. Maybe if you keep getting drop out ask them to get NBN come check if something is wrong.

        • I will be doing this. Lots of issues since joining past 6 weeks.

    • When did you sign up? I tried calling them and they said that was the offer back in June, it’s now only $100 for gas and electricity.

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